Central Catholic High School - Lance Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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TLIDENTS C.C.'s halls, long, wide, and crowded, showed C.C.'s many faces, sometimes long, generally wide in smiles, and always involved in some- thing. The familiar faces belonged to the comfortable strolling seniors and juniors, all well acquainted with the many activities at C.C. The getting- to-know-you faces were those of the year-old sophomores, while the be- wildered faces - -freshmen! As the year progressedhtliese facades gradually made a transforma- tion, By the end of the yeareach had come full circle and had stepped into the shoes of its predecessor. Next fall we shall greet these same expressions as we travel through the halls of C.C. Though the people may change, these same tell-tale expres- sions will always be a part of Central Catholic. B f fl Qi ea fo T 7 Qi Y I -it xx I '5 ai A 4.2 W X C9 do 65 by ,f Q ll 1 If ,gli W TE' t - , l , ZX XX X D

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Seniors Work to Make Last Year Best What was that green slippery, Warty thing on sale here? Yes, when finally revealed: a pickle! With this sale and a number of bake sales, the 163-members -strong senior class, headed by Presi- dent John Rutherford and Moderator Father Tracey, began their money- making activities for a wonderful senior trip to North Carolina. Activities con- tinued with their planning and staging of a big Christmas dance. Then came the excitement of the Junior-Senior Prom as the boys carefully prepared their best suits and the girls their beautiful for- mals. But the most important and serious moment in the seniors' lives came with Commencement. With some crying and others looking bewildered in all the ex- citement, they donned their caps and gowns and proudly received their di- plomas. This last step from a memory- filled past was their first into a promise- filled future . Senior Class Officers: SEATED: Terri O'- Connor, secretaryg Cheryl Lehnen, treas- surerg STANDING: John Rutherford, president 5 Father Tracey, moderatorg and Mary Weberg vice-president. Members of the Senior Class put forth their work ef- forts to make a success of the Christmas Dance, which they sponsored.